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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1956

Page

2

Lawrence Daily Subscription Rates Listed

Rates show carrier price in Lawrence at ah cents per week and $13.10 per year for local, $5.00 annually for five-year terms in Plevna and nearby counties, and $87.00 per year by mail elsewhere in the United States. Entry notes post office in Lawrence as Class Postal Matter and credits The Associated Press for publication rights.

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The Recall of Eisenhower Era Claims on Progress and Criticism

A fragmented critique of President Eisenhower’s tenure listing claims of peace efforts budget balance and defense reforms while contrasting Republican gains with Democratic challenges. The piece asserts a Republican record of high employment and centralized government, framing an upcoming election as a test of public support versus Democratic opposition. It references figures and named individuals from party discourse and wartime memory.

Republic Tal de Dwyer

The Enemy Has Returned Weeds and The War On Growth

The piece notes a pessimistic undertone as moisture revives vegetation while weeds rebound stronger than ever. It predicts a long, summer-long fight with diggers and spray guns, portraying weeds as persistent and resilient despite effort. It ends with a wry line contrasting women and fishermen.

Eisenhower’s health and second term question loom

The article discusses President Eisenhower’s health issues, noting a heart attack and subsequent recovery. Voters weigh whether his illnesses signal weakness or are mere accidents. Doctors expect a month of rest before full duties resume, delaying any decision on re election. The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic hopes tied to his potential candidacy.

Washington Eisenhower Vanes Hint White House Senhower

We Are What We Eat Says Hal Boyle on Diet Reform

Hal Boyle discusses diet, fame and the shift from high fat meals to moderation. Levinson, a writer, promotes The Complete Book of Long Chorie Cooking and details experiments, noting 365 breakfast variations and tips to curb midnight snacking while embracing flavorful, lower fat dishes.

Mer Hyde Levinson Dave Fibber Meier Molly Elisa Iutention

New York Daily Worker Attacks Soviet Leaders

The Daily Worker eras the Soviet Union leaders Khrushchev Bulganin and others in the collective leadership for letting the U S Shire Department obtain Khrushchev's speech, criticizing Moscow for releasing the text first. The article notes the paper’s long pattern of following Moscow whispers.

Tes Motes Tribune Khrushchev Stalin Tito Moscow New York Daily Worker Soviet Union Daily Worker Bulganin 0. S Joe Stalin Kremlin U. S

Supreme Court ruling hits United Auto Workers in Kohler case

The Kohler plant dispute in Kohler Wisconsin sees the United Auto Workers setback as workers confront union pressure. The UAW allegedly used strikes and mass picketing to press for organization while employees resisted joining. State labor authorities and courts sought to curb violence in the dispute.

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Supreme Court upholds state power to keep peace in labor disputes

The court, in a divided decision, affirms that Wisconsin State laws for preserving order are not overridden by the National Labor Relations Board. The ruling marks a welcome clarification, countering insistence that the UAW is beyond state obedience. Dissent warns of state national authority clashes. The majority argues keeping the peace is paramount for federal recognition.

UAW Wisconsin National Labor Relations Board Supreme Court

Fragmented line about relationships and restraint in humor

An unclear OCR fragment discusses friendship, mistakes, and manners with sharp phrases about hospitality and human flaws. It mentions an Ohio man arrest related to his wife and hints at marriage and wealth, ending with garbled lines about ceremony and bling.

Ohio

Bible Verse Fragment From Chronicle Page

Fragmentary OCR reads Bible verse mention and scattered page text. No clear event, date, or location identified. Requires fuller readable context to extract a coherent headline and summary.

Twining in Washington Sets Spin for Duty and Golf

NEA staffers Douglas Larsen and Kenneth Gilmore report on Gen Nathan Twining staying sharp under pressure during a White House visit. The piece notes his fondness for Scotch, Eisenhower and Dulles’s trust, and hints at golf as a recurring travel theme. It also surveys diplomatic turnover, housing costs, sitter troubles for diplomats, and perks like tax exemptions and store discounts. The column includes humor about Sen Edward Thye’s office and remarks from ambassadors on elk meat at a party, ending with Eisenhower’s restraint at dessert during a luncheon with supporters.

Twining Douglas Larsen Kenneth Gilmore NEA Washington Air Force Nathan Twining General Twining Eisenhower John Foster Dulles

Summer Art Studio opens with eighty-one enrollees

Old Home Town reports eighty-one children enrolled this morning in the Summer Art Studio at Junior High School under head Maud Ellsworth. Names of several teachers including Pearson Rankin Wood McCleery Brice and Alcott are listed with Pontius as the Grand Counselor of the United Commercial Travelers of America.

Cecelia Pearson Pauline Rankin Ruth Wood Frances McCleery Alice Brice Yoma Alcott Maud Ellsworth Ernest Pontius Journal-World United Commercial Travelers of America Willard Samuels

Radio and TV Programs Listings From Station Schedule

Radio and TV program grid lists WDAF KMBC WREN and WRLN stations with news shows, sports, comedies, dramas, and children's fare across Monday and Tuesday schedules. Notable items include Top of Evening news, Cardinals games, Tonight shows, Captain Kangaroo, and The Big Payoff plus film and variety slots.

WDAF KMBC WREN KMBU KSMBC Morgan Beatty K.U Henry J. Taylor Voice Firestone Muale Cardinals Glanta AMBC Lawrence Welle Pauling Frederick Wren Ditson Aythum Martin Block WDAP Draxnet KFEKU Dodgers Freddy Martin Orch Frederick Nordine Newa B. B. Ditson Martin Bloch Wdaf- Ty O-Tv Mioney Mouse Club Gordon MacRae News Caravan Newa & Weather K—devinhood Medle Robert Montgomery Studio One Hollywood Playhouse Burny & Allen TV Readers Digest Ceasar’s Hour Godfrey Sportaman

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